they believe that brian kohberger is guilty.im to get the death penalty, and they want all of this to be opened up. they want the world to see what's going on, so it cannot be appealed. at some point. they don't want evidence tossed out. >> they sat down with me last year talking about how their daughter was found. it's my understanding kaylee was kind of sitting up. >> yes. >> and had fought. >> yeah. and the way that that room is put together, if you come through that door, you can't get out of that room. >> you know, the headboard was up against the wall. the sideboard kaylee was on was up against the wall. and if you can imagine kaylee in an upright sort of position up in the corner, slumped. i mean, she was trapped. >> kaylee was one of the four tight knit college friends killed in that off campus home on king road in moscow, idaho. it all began the night of november 12th, 2022. kaylee and maddie, newly 21, and lifelong best friends, went to a popular campus bar around 10 p.m. this video appears to be the last time they wer

according to this hearing, the fbi then went to idaho and said, you need to look at a brian kohberger. the defense is saying, we stake claim to that dna. fourth amendment right. constitution was violated, but the prosecution is saying this is a routine criminal investigation. let's listen to the prosecutors for the moscow, idaho student's murder case. >> we are talking about not just a crime scene, not just a murder scene. we're talking about a murder scene in a house to which he is asserted. no connection whatsoever. for victims to which he has asserted no connection whatsoever. we're not just talking about his dna happened to be found in a dresser drawer or something. it was found on a knife sheath where four people were killed by a knife. >> and the judge is pushing back, saying this was unknown. dna at that time. how can you assert a right to a privacy? boris. >> that is a really strong point. jean casarez, thanks so much for that update. next, as trump's immigration crackdown ramps up, one state is considering bounties to track down and deport undocumented migrants. we're going t

first look, attorneys for the accused idaho college murder suspect brian kohberger, are in court challengingna evidence. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt. >> in this morning's gma first look accused idaho college murder suspect brian kohberger back in court in a bid to get critical dna evidence against him. dismissed. lead defense attorney ann taylor arguing yesterday authorities initially relied on information from the surviving roommate, who told police she had been drinking too much and had memory problems. she also says one of the victims came down the stairs during the time of the attack. >> they know that fact is wrong. >> the defense arguing that information was not provided to the judge at the time, laying the groundwork to question the beginning of the investigation and collection of evidence that led prosecutors to zero in on kohberger. but prosecutors pushing back. >> and there is nothing obtained that was obtained in violation of any of the defendant's constitutional rights. >> coming up at 7 a.m, we'll tell you what's next in this high profile case with your gma. first lo

at the hearing, brian kohberger's attorneys fought for nearly all the evidence collected to be thrown out. they say police illegally obtained his dna through genetic genealogy and argued evidence was illegally collected from kohberger's digital history. however, prosecutors say there is nothing unconstitutional about the evidence. >> talking about a murder scene in a house to which he is asserted no connection whatsoever for victims, to which he has asserted no connection whatsoever. we're not just talking about his dna happened to be found in a dresser drawer or something. it was found on a knife sheath wre four people were killed by a knife. >> this hearing is expected to continue tomorrow. now to alaska, where a piece of the state's history is set to hit the auction block. a 14 carat gold spike driven into the final coupling of the alaska railroad in 1923, will go to the highest bidder tomorrow. you can see from this post on the christie's auction house website. the relic is expected to go for tens of thousands of dollars. president harding had the honor of driving this spike on th

jason: turning to headlines, idaho murder suspect brian kohberger's team is calling if all evidence to murdering four idaho students in 20226789 the father of one of the victims wants to see kohberger be put on trial. >> definitely not for the plea agreement they've put us through hell. we've done everything by the rules and i don't want a plea now that we have them to deal with consequences. her only mistake was to go to bed that night and somebody broke into her home and killed her. jason: kohberger could face the death penalty if found guilty. meta ceo mark zuckerberg announcing his company is planning to invest up to $65 billion this year to enhance it is artificial intelligence initiatives. the tech leader saying "this will be a defining year for ai. in 2025, i expect meta ai will be the leading assistant serving more than a billion people. this announcement comes as the industry booms after president trump's reelection. trump just announcing on tuesday that three top tech firms: openai, oracle and softbank will be investing $50 billion to build ai data centers across the -- $500

we're awaiting a pre-trial hearing for brian kohberger, the man charged with murder ping for college in boise with more. feels like it has been a long time coming to get this trial going. >> it has been a long time, dana. this is a critical day and the lead-up to that bryon kohberger murder trial scheduled for august of this year. his defense attorneys will argue in court in a few minutes that nearly all of the evidence collected against him should be thrown out because they argue his privacy rights were violated. kohberger is charged in the brutal knife attack that left four university of idaho students dead in their off-campus house in november of 2022. it took more than six weeks for the police to make an arrest and today bryan kohberger's attorneys will try to make the case the whole investigation was built on an illegal search using his dna and a relatively new tool called investigative genetic genealogy. if successful kohberger walks. >> i do not think that there is any way that the prosecution could proceed in this case. everything else is, you know, circumstantial and they lo

charlie: brian with kohberger's legal team is fighting for all evidence to be tossed. of killing four university of idaho students in 2022. the father of caylee goncalves joined "fox & friends" yesterday. he wants to see kohberger put on trial. >> definitely not for a plea. they put us through hell. we've done everything by the rules. i don't want a plea now that we've finally got 'em where they know they're going to have to deal with their consequences. her only mistake was to to go to bed that night, and somebody broke into her home and killed her. charlie: kohberger could face the death penalty if found guilty. >>> the case against transgender medicine whistleblower dr. ethan haim is now dismissed following a months-long heel battle. texas' children's hospital was performing the surgeries on minor toes through may of 2023, nearly one year after it claimed it stopped providing the procedures because the state ruled it to be child abuse. the biden administration went after h haim for leaking the information to the media. his attorney saying, quote, the case has been d